Nicky Quinby

2 weeks ago | coloradocommunitymedia.com | Nicky Quinby |Belen Ward

Posted inNews The Elizabeth Stampede Rodeo Association has been hard at work in anticipation of its signature rodeo coming up this June. The association is updating a section of its arena stands, kicking off the Stampede to Read Program and finding ways to make lines shorter this summer.

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Posted inNews As the FBI continues to monitor the rise of human trafficking in Colorado, particularly cases involving youth, various agencies and organizations across the state are working to combat the crime.  But one sector is on the frontlines.

Jan 15, 2025 | coloradocommunitymedia.com | Nicky Quinby

The Town of Elizabeth voted in a new mayor at the end of 2024. In a close race, Angela Ternus received 671 votes for mayor over 624 votes for the incumbent, Tammy Payne. Ternus’ four-year term as mayor began on Dec. 10, when she was sworn in along with members of the Elizabeth Board of Trustees. The new board is comprised of Dave Conley, Shannon Downs, Loren Einspahr, Tracy Hutchins and Michael Schroder.

Jan 13, 2025 | coloradocommunitymedia.com | Nicky Quinby

A 56.5-acre parcel of land, tentatively called Gold Creek Commons, bordering the Cimarron subdivision may be potentially rezoned with an eye toward development in the future. Residents of the subdivision, located just outside of Elizabeth, received a notice from David Bourne about the parcel at 2481 Highway 86. Bourne is a representative for the trustees of the Stephen W & Bette M Gibson Charitable Remainder Trust, which owns the property.

Jan 8, 2025 | coloradocommunitymedia.com | Nicky Quinby

In the new year, Pines & Plains Libraries will have a new event — the Elizabeth Community Coffee & Chat. The library district describes it as the “perfect chance to connect, share ideas, and build friendships in a relaxed, welcoming environment.” The Coffee & Chat is a successful existing program in other library districts, including Douglas County Libraries. Kim Miller, manager of the Kiowa Library, is excited about the opportunity.